Welcome to the ABCC

The Association for Black Culture Centers (ABCC) is an organization that seeks to celebrate, promote and critically examine the culture of people of African descent, through the institutionalizing of Black and Multiculture Centers to enhance individual, community and global development.

The ABCC supports the work of culture centers through student and professional development, cultural relevant program assistance, curricular and co-curricular enrichment, community outreach
and engagement, scholarship on culture centers and advocacy. Learn more

2009 Conference

Cleveland State University will co-host the 19th ABCC conference. It takes place November 5-8, 2009. The theme is "Centers and Negotiations of Cultural Politics of a Black Presidency." Register

Join the ABCC Today

The ABCC includes more than 700 members and affiliates in all fifty states, the Caribbean, and West Africa. The ABCC offers Institutional, Professional, and Student membership options. All members are entitled to valuable benefits, including a 40% discount on books and other media from Third World Press Online and up to 50% discount on videos and other media from California Newsreel.
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Kuumba Programming Series

Bringing the best programs to your campus will soon be easier and faster for ABCC members. One of the most important benefits afforded member institutions of the ABCC has been the Kuumba Programming Series – our own non-profit service listing many of the world's best speakers, performers (including student performing groups from member campuses) and artists.
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Terry's Times

Current events related to African American Culture, Africa, diversity issues and other topics.
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ABCC on Facebook

Join the ABCC Facebook group. Connect today with ABCC members and friends.